I've just returned from my first race at Monza and my first touring car victory. Thanx to Bamboo engineering I was able to get a victory in the first independents race and a 3rd in the second. All of the staff at Bamboo have made it possible and gave me a great car to do the job with, so really it's down to the team. Thanx guys.    

Well its here, time for round 2 of WTCC it seems like years since round 1 after Mexico was cancelled. I have had my new helmet painted by Piers Dowell and hes done a great job for me. Im looking forward to my first street race, big braking sections and fast direction changes is something I've always enjoyed! Apparently the foods pretty grand over there too!  

Round one of the WTCC is now over. I really enjoyed Brazil and I'm glad to now be 3rd in the independants trophy after two 4th place finishes. I had a huge crash and a few issues throughout the weekend which held me back so hopefully in Morocco I can push forward and get onto the podium!

It's finally here. After waiting and focusing on it so hard for so long I'm leaving for Brazil on Friday. Unfortunately my Grandfather passed away last week and his funeral is on Thursday but I head straight from the funeral to Brazil. A sad ending but a happy new start I'm sure he'l be with me in Brazil! 

Motorsport is very physicly demanding and in touring car racing, in 30 degree ambient heat you can expect upto 50-60 degrees inside the car couple this with all of your fire proofs, suit, helmet etc and all of the concentration and physical forces applied to your body it gets hard work.

It's with great pleasure that I can confirm an onslaught of the 2010 WTCC series with bamboo engineering. Ever since starting racing in 2005 I have aspired to the WTCC, admittedly it's come a bit sooner than expected but I had a fantastic opportunity and have to grab it with both hands.

Amidst all the cold and darkness I'm currently clutching at bits of happiness as we get ever closer to christmas. I'm working full time on next season and also in the bamboo driving days shop. Things are progressing nicely but as always time is of the essence.

Well it's finally arrived, my first professional race trip to Europe begins tomorrow. We're heading for the Braga circuit to compete in the ETC Cup. The ETCC is a series open to 'non factory' teams and drivers in s2000 spec cars, so draws a lot of WTCC independents and local, national series drivers.

I'm glad to confirm that I will be competing in the European Touring Car Cup in two weeks time at Braga circuit in Portugal, I'l be driving the bamboo Lacetti that I have been racing in the second half of the season in BTCC. Having the opportunity to race in front of an international crowd is fantastic for all of my sponsors.

Last weekend at Rockingham we debuted the KYTE channel on the bamboo-engineering.com website, it was a fantastic success and all of the guys at Orange bus worked really hard behind the scenes to make it come off so thanx for that!